Author: Emily Lincke

New Caney ISD graduating seniors will receive their diplomas May 16-22 at Randall Reed Stadium, located at 21360 Valley Ranch Parkway, New Caney. 

Klein ISD graduating seniors will receive their diplomas May 31 at NRG Stadium.

Humble has been awarded $1 million in federal funding, which will be used for police and fire department equipment.

Low doses of ketamine can be a safe alternative to using the opioid fentanyl for prehospital pain management, according to a study conducted by a Spring-area ambulance district.

Kregg Cuellar, SISD’s chief of academics and school leadership, will serve as interim superintendent after Hinojosa’s last day in the position, June 1.

The Chick-fil-A location in Valley Ranch Town Center has debuted remodeled features after the dining room closed for two days to undergo renovations.

Dan Zientek—who previously served as the Humble Police Department’s assistant chief—was promoted to the chief position after a unanimous vote from City Council with council member Andy Curry absent.

Of 28 school districts across the Greater Houston area, 17 saw an increase in the number of economically disadvantaged students compared to five years ago, according to Texas Education Agency data released April 21.

Smoothie King serves fruit and protein smoothies in a variety of flavors as well as blended coffee drinks, fruit bowls and juice energy refreshers.

A New Caney ISD campus administrator has been selected to lead New Caney High School in the 2025-26 school year, which begins Aug. 6.